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Windows Forum / Windows 95 / March 2004MS backup between Win 98 and 95
Hi all here, from the posts I read, maybe this isn't possible, but I really need to move som files from my Win 98 internet computer to my Win 95 machine. MS Backup works fine for this-- unless the files are larger than 1.44 Mb, requiring spanning multiple floppies. My Win 95 backu works fine, unless the file needs to span multiple disks, then it just freezes the Win 95 backup Any solutions? Time to hook the network back up? ('putes are in two different buildings now! Thanks, Pa Alternative Enterprise network , direct cable connect or ...haul the drive out of the 95 box and stick it in the other as slave. > Hi all here, from the posts I read, maybe this isn't possible, but I really need to move some > files from my Win 98 internet computer to my Win 95 machine. MS Backup works fine for this--- [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thanks, Pat > Alternative Enterprises > Hi all here, from the posts I read, maybe this isn't possible, but I really need to move some > files from my Win 98 internet computer to my Win 95 machine. MS Backup works fine for this--- > unless the files are larger than 1.44 Mb, requiring spanning multiple floppies. My Win 95 backup > works fine, unless the file needs to span multiple disks, then it just freezes the Win 95 backup. > Any solutions? WINZIP http://www.winzip.com/downwz.htm Time to hook the network back up? ('putes are in two different buildings now!) > Thanks, Pat > Alternative Enterprises Well, I started running the network cable between the buildings. I'm not sure if winzip can make the file I need most small enough to fit one disk (3.2Mb). Pat >-----Original Message----- > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >. > Well, I started running the network cable between the > buildings. I'm not sure if winzip can make the file I > need most small enough to fit one disk (3.2Mb). > > Pat It doesn't have to. It can and will span multiple floppies if necessary. I have transferred files much larger than 3MB via floppies. FYI Mb = Megabits MB = Megabytes > >-----Original Message----- > > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > > >. winrar has better compression and if it's a database the compression ratio is usually around 10:1 > Well, I started running the network cable between the > buildings. I'm not sure if winzip can make the file I [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > > >. |
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